Monroe v. Darr

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• holding that no expert need testify in an invasion of privacy suit and that nervousness and trouble sleeping were sufficient damages to go to the jury
• a sheriff may be liable for deputies’ warrant-less entry into plaintiff s home where there was no probable cause, no exigent circumstances, and plaintiff did not consent to the entry
• “It was undisputed that the sheriffs deputies physically intruded upon the seclusion of the plaintiff Monroe. Such intrusion, unless justified by the circumstances, would constitute an actionable invasion of Monroe’s right of privacy.”

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